Dr. Kucho! & Gregor Salto Ft. Ane Brun - Can't Stop Playing (makes Me High) [oliver Heldens Remix] | Premium & Deluxe

: To broaden its appeal, a vocal version was produced featuring Norwegian singer Ane Brun. Her voice adds a high-pitched, hypnotic quality that perfectly mirrors the track's theme of being "high" on the music.

What distinguishes the remix is its masterful blend of classic house elements with modern production techniques: : To broaden its appeal, a vocal version

The track remains a staple in the "deep house" and "future house" worlds. Its enduring popularity is evidenced by its continued presence in playlists and the various mashups performed by Heldens, such as his well-known mix of "Can't Stop Playing vs. On Off vs. Can't Hold Us". It serves as a prime example of how a well-crafted remix can honor a track's history while modernizing it for a new generation of listeners. Its enduring popularity is evidenced by its continued

The journey of "Can't Stop Playing" began in the Netherlands, where the original 2005 version reached the top 20. Nearly a decade later, Oliver Heldens—then a rising star in the electronic scene—began playing a self-made, "fun" version of the track in his live sets. The overwhelming crowd response caught the attention of Spinnin' Records , leading to the official release of the instrumental remix on August 29, 2014, which quickly hit number one on the Beatport download chart. Musical Character and Vocal Integration It serves as a prime example of how

: The lyrics are simple yet evocative, revolving around the infectious nature of a song that makes the listener feel "so alive". Chart Performance and Commercial Success

: Widely praised by fans as one of the most effective and "bouncy" in the genre, it provides the track's rhythmic backbone.

The remix of by Oliver Heldens and Gregor Salto , featuring the ethereal vocals of Ane Brun , stands as a definitive moment in the mid-2010s "future house" movement. Originally a classic house track released by Dr. Kucho! and Gregor Salto in 2005, the 2014/2015 reimagining breathed new life into the composition, propelling it from a regional hit to a global dance anthem. The Evolution of a Club Classic